The phrase "and heard from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to receiving communication or information from a specific source or person.
Example: "I reached out to the committee and heard from the chairperson regarding the decision."
Alternatives: "and received word from the" or "and got a response from the".
Having seen and heard from the sureties, I cannot avoid taking some account of their integrity.
Smoke, gunfire and shelling could be seen and heard from the border as fighting moved even closer towards Turkey.
But Ms. Nevins said she was personally overwhelmed by what she saw and heard from the veterans.
We found the young climate activists to watch in the run up to December's landmark conference in Paris and heard from the world champion freerunner Tim Shieff on why going vegetarian will save the planet.
He landed at Ghalanai, the small town that serves as the capital of Mohmand, and heard from the government's chief representative, Amjad Ali Khan, how the civilian authorities were using the persuasion of local tribes to bring young men who had joined the Taliban back into the fold.
The committee, chaired by astronomer Roger Blandford of Stanford University, held seven town meetings and heard from the groups that run the five NSF-supported observatories in a grueling year-long review.
We want to engage and hear from the public".
Surely it's better to wait and hear from the United Nations investigators, who on Monday visited the sites of attacks, in eastern Damascus, for the first time.
I believe that the increase in bullying over the last 10 years is due, in part, to what children see and hear from the adults around them.
There are interesting ideas there and we are ready to hold discussions and hear from the Saudis about their approach and to tell them about ours".
Thousands of cricket fans filled the Sydney Opera House forecourt on Tuesday to celebrate Australia's Ashes victory over England and hear from the winning team.
